UniPD Campuses

The Agripolis Campus in Legnaro specializes in agricultural, food, and veterinary sciences, serving as a hub for sustainable development and biosciences. Located in a rural setting ideal for practical training, it integrates research farms and laboratories to support hands-on education.

• Agricultural Sciences and Technologies: Bachelor's and master's in agronomy, crop science, and sustainable agriculture, focusing on precision farming and climate-resilient crops.
• Food Science and Technology: Programs in food processing, nutrition, and safety, preparing students for the agri-food industry.
• Veterinary Medicine: A six-year degree in veterinary science, covering animal health, pathology, and clinical practice with access to animal hospitals.
• Animal Science: Studies in livestock management, genetics, and welfare, emphasizing ethical breeding and production.
• Forest and Environmental Sciences: Degrees in forestry, biodiversity conservation, and ecosystem management.
• Biotechnology: Applied biotech courses for agriculture, including genetic engineering and bioinformatics.
• Landscape Architecture: Programs in environmental design, urban greening, and restoration ecology.
• Economics and Rural Development: Rural policy, agribusiness, and development economics tailored to agricultural contexts.

Agripolis hosts around 3,000 students and features state-of-the-art facilities like experimental fields, greenhouses, and the CRIBI biotechnology center. Undergraduate programs build foundational knowledge in plant and animal biology, while graduate studies delve into advanced topics like molecular farming and veterinary epidemiology. PhD programs support research in food security, zoonotic diseases, and sustainable land use. Collaborations with EU projects enhance international exposure, and internships with local farms and industries provide real-world experience. The campus promotes interdisciplinary approaches, combining science with policy for global food challenges. Sustainability is core, with courses on organic farming, water management, and agroecology. Students engage in fieldwork, lab experiments, and thesis projects addressing issues like pesticide reduction and animal nutrition. This specialized campus equips graduates for careers in research, agrotech startups, veterinary practice, and international organizations like FAO. Its location fosters a close-knit community, blending academic rigor with practical innovation in the vital field of life sciences.

The Main Campus in Padova is the historic heart of the University of Padua, offering a vast array of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across multiple disciplines. Established in 1222, it hosts the majority of the university's faculties and is renowned for its contributions to science, humanities, and medicine.

• Medicine and Surgery: Comprehensive programs in general medicine, dentistry, and specialized medical fields like oncology and neurology, emphasizing clinical training and research.
• Law: Degrees in legal studies, international law, and criminology, with a focus on European and Italian jurisprudence.
• Humanities: Courses in philosophy, history, literature, and linguistics, exploring classical and modern thought.
• Psychology: Undergraduate and postgraduate studies in clinical psychology, cognitive science, and organizational psychology.
• Economics and Political Sciences: Programs in economics, political science, and sociology, addressing global markets and governance.
• Engineering: Civil, mechanical, and information engineering degrees, with hands-on projects in innovation and sustainability.
• Mathematical, Physical, and Natural Sciences: Physics, mathematics, chemistry, and earth sciences, fostering research in quantum mechanics and environmental studies.
• Education: Teacher training and educational sciences for primary and secondary levels.
• Archaeology: Specialized degrees in classical and medieval archaeology, including fieldwork opportunities.
• Foreign Languages and Literatures: Studies in English, French, German, Spanish, and Oriental languages.

With over 60,000 students, the campus integrates cutting-edge research facilities, libraries, and interdisciplinary centers. Programs emphasize critical thinking, international mobility via Erasmus+, and career preparation through internships. The campus's botanical garden and anatomy theater provide unique learning environments for life sciences. Graduate programs offer advanced specializations, such as bioinformatics in biology or digital humanities. Doctoral tracks support original research in fields like astrophysics and cultural heritage. The university's commitment to sustainability is evident in green engineering courses and ethical philosophy modules. Overall, the Main Campus Padova delivers a holistic education blending tradition with modern innovation, preparing students for global challenges in academia, industry, and public service. This vibrant academic hub continues to attract scholars worldwide, upholding its legacy as a cradle of knowledge.

The Vicenza Campus focuses on economics, management, and related fields, leveraging the city's industrial heritage to offer business-oriented education. It provides a modern environment for students interested in commerce, finance, and entrepreneurship in a dynamic regional economy.

• Economics and Management: Bachelor's in business administration, economics, and international management, covering microeconomics, marketing, and corporate finance.
• Accounting and Finance: Specialized degrees in financial analysis, auditing, and investment banking.
• Human Resource Management: Programs in organizational behavior, labor law, and strategic HR.
• Marketing and Communication: Courses in digital marketing, consumer behavior, and corporate communication.
• Statistics: Applied statistics for business, including data analytics and econometrics.
• Actuarial and Financial Sciences: Training for risk assessment and insurance modeling.
• Public Management: Studies in public administration, policy analysis, and governance.
• Entrepreneurship: Innovation and startup courses, with incubators for business plans.

Hosting about 2,500 students, the Vicenza Campus features contemporary facilities, including simulation labs and a business library. Undergraduate programs emphasize practical skills like financial modeling and market research, while master's degrees offer specializations in sustainable business and global trade. PhD tracks explore economic policy and behavioral economics. Partnerships with local firms in Vicenza's manufacturing sector provide internships and case studies. The curriculum integrates technology, with modules on AI in finance and e-commerce. International exchanges and double degrees enhance global perspectives. Sustainability and ethics are woven into courses, addressing corporate social responsibility and green finance. Students participate in competitions, consulting projects, and guest lectures from industry leaders. This campus prepares graduates for roles in banking, consulting, multinational corporations, and public sector. Its location in UNESCO-listed Vicenza offers cultural enrichment alongside professional networking. The programs foster analytical thinking and leadership, contributing to the university's mission of economic innovation in Italy and beyond. With a focus on real-world application, Vicenza equips students to navigate complex markets and drive business growth.